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• 1991-05-07
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• 2004-07-09
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• Mystical muffin magician
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• Katie

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• Won a bunch of art contests, found the best friends anyone could ask for.
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• DBZ got me started in my toddler years. :[
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• YuYu Hakusho, Fruits Basket, Excel Saga, Land of the Blindfolded.
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• Get a job, move out of my parents' house, graduate from high school, go to college, write and finish a story/book, survive.
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Wednesday, November 2, 2005

Yo.
Today was interesting, we went to the Guidance office during last period to get our schedules for next simester. All the same classes for me, year-long, except I have (according to everyone else) the uber-bitchy health teacher instead of the uber-slow PE teacher. Joy.
My guidance counsellor is cool, though. He has an awesome sense of humor, he reminds me of a lot of my friends.
But anyway.

I was doodling in math again, I came up with this awesome idea in it... I guess I was just really bored.
I looked down, and drew the really weird position my hand was in, my arm, my shirt and pants and desk and everything I could fit on lined paper of my view downward. What was cool, though, is that I drew the paper I was drawing on in the paper. (Wow, that was confusing...) It's like, uh, those TV shows where on the show, someone's watching TV, and on their TV, someone's watching another TV, etc. etc. Only, mine was on paper. ^^
I dunno, I just thought it was cool. I'm going to re-draw it on normal paper with a lot more enthusiasm. When the Art College people came and talked to us, they said having something in your portfolio of feet and/or hands is a great addition, so it helps me in more than one way. ^-^

Drawing still-lives is evil.
Drawing still-lives... with CHARCOAL... is the spawn of the feckin' devil.

~D.C.

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